Feldie:
Hehe what is balablu doing? People who made binance the arbiter of exchange rate will suffer heart attack.

HazardAwka:
I sold mine on bybit, 750 usdt for chicken change

lrman:


Do bybit have P2P on their platform ??

HazardAwka:
yes and it's still working

9jatriot:
Hope the lamba king is learning how to be a purposeful leader. It is not by shouting "if you add the number of cows in China and divide it by the number of goats in Japan, then you will have consumption to production"

Even as a husband and a father, you get to make very difficult decisions that people in the home may not understand or agree with at that time but when the rewards show up, they may even be the ones that enjoy the rewards the most.

That is leadership. You identify the threats and start dealing with them. You can accuse the CBN of trial and error or whatever but what you cannot accuse them of is sitting back and letting things deteriorate.


However, those with financial knowledge agree that CBN is taking a series of decisions that compliment each other, it iis only when you look at them in isolation that it looks like it they do not know what they are doing.

CBN says 26B passed through Binance in the last one year and somehow did not enter the banking system, the CBN cannot seat back and accept defeat. I am proud of them

Feldie:
Binance is not a legit source of income. Any profit you make from crypto trading is tantamount to printing money as you didn't bring anything of value to the society. Govt cannot ban it though. Politicians earn money without doing anything of value so why can't the average citizen?

tefishy:
1usd = 1 naira in few days with this outcome

dkidd:
U can still buy with ur card and sell via spot wallet still credited to ur card

ask4bk:

The other developed countries that have their currency in Binance area they fooools?
The clueless gouvernent asked for a floating naira. What floats better than p2p rates? He's seeing how his I'll decision is bringing down the country and instead of blaming himself, he's attacking institutions that have nothing to do with rate determination.

FCFA is 650 to 1usd.... FCFA that was 3 times less than naira is more 2.5 times more than naira in a space of 9 months.
He's a failure and needs to admit it

VeryWickedMan:
OP Naira is still there. Search well.
It's just been rebranded to Shege (SHG).

HazardAwka:
I sold mine on bybit, 750 usdt for chicken change

ask4bk:

The other developed countries that have their currency in Binance area they fooools?
The clueless gouvernent asked for a floating naira. What floats better than p2p rates? He's seeing how his I'll decision is bringing down the country and instead of blaming himself, he's attacking institutions that have nothing to do with rate determination.

FCFA is 650 to 1usd.... FCFA that was 3 times less than naira is more 2.5 times more than naira in a space of 9 months.
He's a failure and needs to admit it

Freebills12:
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Is bureau de change legit? What is different btw both of them

Calylove:
If a country's currency is not available for trading on a platform like Binance, it can have several effects, though the impact is more relevant to the foreign exchange (forex) market. Here are some potential effects:

Limited Exposure: Traders and investors on Binance won't have exposure to that particular currency. This might limit their ability to diversify their portfolios, as they won't be able to trade or invest in that specific currency pair.

Reduced Liquidity: The absence of a particular currency on a major trading platform may result in reduced liquidity for that currency in the broader forex market. Liquidity is important for efficient trading, and less liquidity can lead to wider spreads and potentially more volatile price movements.

Market Perception: The availability of a currency on major trading platforms can influence its perception in the market. If a currency is not listed on significant exchanges, it might be perceived as less widely traded or less significant in the global market.

Limited Trading Opportunities: Traders won't be able to take advantage of potential trading opportunities involving that specific currency. This limitation might impact their ability to capitalize on market trends, news, or economic events related to that currency.

Impact on Economic Activity: In the broader sense, the absence of a country's currency on major trading platforms may have an impact on its economic activity. A lack of exposure in the global forex market can affect a country's ability to attract foreign investment and engage in international trade.

It's important to note that the availability of currencies on a specific trading platform is influenced by various factors, including market demand, regulatory considerations, and the platform's business decisions. The effects mentioned above are contingent on the specific circumstances surrounding the absence of a country's currency on a particular trading platform.

Helpfromabove1:
Hope all this gra gra will not just work for awhile and later naira will fall to 2,500 to a dollars because I’m Nigeria prices don come down , it’s continuous go up

Thinktwicemybro:
Rubber of rice is still #7000

9jatriot:
Hope the lamba king is learning how to be a purposeful leader. It is not by shouting "if you add the number of cows in China and divide it by the number of goats in Japan, then you will have consumption to production"

Even as a husband and a father, you get to make very difficult decisions that people in the home may not understand or agree with at that time but when the rewards show up, they may even be the ones that enjoy the rewards the most.

That is leadership. You identify the threats and start dealing with them. You can accuse the CBN of trial and error or whatever but what you cannot accuse them of is sitting back and letting things deteriorate.


However, those with financial knowledge agree that CBN is taking a series of decisions that compliment each other, it iis only when you look at them in isolation that it looks like it they do not know what they are doing.

CBN says 26B passed through Binance in the last one year and somehow did not enter the banking system, the CBN cannot seat back and accept defeat. I am proud of them

Johnn87:

It will certainly hit 2500 under this Tinubulation.
When your country becomes a strong producing nation with more exports than imports, then we can come back to this conversation.
Everyday imf loans so so borrow borrow. At this pace, if we continue going like this,
If not this December , then certainly before December of 4years time when Tinubus first tenure is over, it must hit 2500 sure banker.

paragon40:
Cardoso you do this one

paragon40:
Cardoso you do this one

abiolamitodun:

It won't be like that...
If Nigeria should become stronger in export than import ...if we have good government... we'll prioritize naira to be mode of trading....
That's it

Cruzmaster:


We no dey shake. We are using other app to buy and sell our coins 😎

Johnn87:

At highlighted/bolded Na Dream . Let them keep importing toothpick with net greater imports than exports, let them not be strong producing nation let them keep importing importing and taking imf loans ,.....
this dollar 💰 go hit 3000naira before the next 10years, sure banker. It's only begun

ask4bk:

The other developed countries that have their currency in Binance area they fooools?
The clueless gouvernent asked for a floating naira. What floats better than p2p rates? He's seeing how his I'll decision is bringing down the country and instead of blaming himself, he's attacking institutions that have nothing to do with rate determination.

FCFA is 650 to 1usd.... FCFA that was 3 times less than naira is more 2.5 times more than naira in a space of 9 months.
He's a failure and needs to admit it

millionboi2:
shame on u,if after all this dollar still remains above #1k.